For immediate Release
October 07, 2024
Juba, South Sudan, MHA proudly announces the commencement of cohort 3 classes program in Panyijiar, Leer, Duk & Uror counties. This proactive initiative is funded by USAID and EDC, as the lead consortium is part of our ongoing commitment to empower young people and enhance creative thinking and job creation for youth across South Sudan.
The YEA project aiming to reduce poverty and generate long-term socio-economic benefits throughout the country by fostering a supportive environment for youth whom have Enrolled and centers are equipped with highly skilled trainers who will guide the youth through the duration of the programs, distribute informational materials, and provide on-the-spot assessments of individual needs and education level.
‘’The MHA program manager, Isaac Kueth stress that this power if extended for period beyond four years could help South Sudan recovering from the post conflict challenges such handful of unemployment for Youth ‘deteriorated economic and livelihood which are cause by deeply rooted insecurity and rampant killing amongst this vast world youngest nation called south Sudan which in my analysis would be reduce through this grand USAID Funded project which target the least privilege 25000 Youth of which half of it is achieved in year one and two,”
This is a great news